Lake Wood Recreation Area

This place has a story and despite the hardships of the last few years it's still offering a place to get away from it all . The trees where amazing the river was inviting you had all you needed to enjoy being with your family and even make a few friends. Want to get off the beaten path give this place a try.

Been coming here for years and we absolutely love it! Nice campgrounds, great people. But the restrooms need a lot of updates! Like I said we have been coming for years and the restrooms have never changed. They need a complete remodel. I would also like to add that the campground host Vickie and Ronnie where really nice and welcoming! We will definitely be back! Hope to see some a remodel to bathrooms next time we visit.

Love it worth the parking which is very great price water is wonderful and just overall a great place to fish swim or bbq and hang out

Stayed for almost a year. Lots of beauty to see peaceful surroundings. Lots of places to stay whether you’re tenting, or your RVing. Fishing, playground for the children, laundry room, bathrooms with showers, and very clean. The hosts of the Park. are always on site very courteous, and very helpful and knowledgeable about RVs. Everyone is helpful at the park. There’s never a stranger. You’re always welcomed with warm hearts and open arms. A great place to meet new friends, old, friends, and nature at its best. Wake up in the morning with a nice fire, hot coffee, deer, cattle and a few little critters. Jerry, your park ranger, is wonderful and very helpful as well. He runs a clean and well manicured RV recreational center. Don’t worry if you forgot your wood, the hosts always have lots of w

A nice, if rustic, RV park with full hookups, electric and water sites and tent sites. The roads are gravel and pretty narrow in a couple of spots but we were able to pull our 31' travel trailer through easily. The RV spots were gravel and pretty level with a large concrete pad with a large concrete picnic table, plenty of room for extra chairs on the pad. Lake Wood mostly disappeared after the 2016 dam break but there is still a small lake above the dam although there is no direct access for kayaking/canoeing. You can walk to it for fishing. Below the dam the Guadalupe River was good for swimming, fishing, kayaking/canoeing and wading. Several groups set up pop-ups in the water or on the shore and the water is mostly shallow with a mostly sandy shore so it was kid-friendly. My 13 y/o so